This year’s lecture seeks to build on the late Christopher Duffy’s research by analysing seven key decisions which led to Culloden, assessing why they were taken, what alternatives might have been considered, and how we can avoid falling into similar psychological traps today. The lecture will draw on the seminal research of Nobel Laureates Herbert Simon, Maurice Allais, Daniel Kahneman, Richard Thaler and others to address these issues. It will last approximately 40 minutes followed by the opportunity for questions and answers.
The lecture will be held in the Culloden Visitor Centre Tickets can be obtained at
